On the pathway
Not really a question but it’s just so nice when you finally feel heard and understood- had my little ones 27 month review this week and she has agreed and referred him to the paediatrician, audiology, ophthalmology and SEES (I believe this is a Surrey based thing but I think it’s like the portage service, don’t quote me on that though 🙈)! And now since this everything just feels much less stressful almost like a weight has been lifted! I know we have a long road ahead and I will most likely be in here for advice 🙈☺️ but I just feel like my little one has been recognised and acknowledged :)
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Hi, I’m glad that you guys got the outcome you needed ❤️
It was a hell of a fight to get a diagnosis, no gp wanted to listen. It was a relief in the end for us both to get diagnosed. I was able to access support services for my son and my entire life suddenly made sense because I always felt like an outcast. Then suddenly I realised I wasn't alone or a loner, there were people out there who thought the same way I did and I just needed to find them. When my son started school this helped alot. He was drawn to other asd and adhd kids and I got to know their parents and make similar minded friends and be around people who understood our journey.
Hey I've been on this since my son was three and then 12m after his diagnosis I was also diagnosed with ASD and adhd